Open Land At Powell Draws 12 000 Acre Settlement Flooding In
The Powell region in Wyoming sees rapid settlement as 68 water rights filings are made under the Shoshone project with 50 near Powell. Twelve thousand acres open to entry, units can be put under laterals in 60 to 80 days, and land values projected from 200 to 2300 dollars per acre as the valley fills.
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Cody
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190 Barrel Well Drilled and Local Oil Boom Details
Spring Valley Wyoming reports the International Consolidated Oil company has drilled an eighth well at 160 barrels per day and plans to reach twenty producing wells with a central pumping station. Two 1,000 barrel tanks are being installed and a pipeline to the refinery aims for November completion. twenty-five workers already employed, with more to come, as facilities grow.
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Inside Information and Town Talk in Big Bend
The Dead Horse Bugle editor teased with Inside Information while the town weighs a vigilante move against Bill Roach before election day. A funeral for a town troublemaker looms, munition costs rise, a wedding is announced for Jim Reed and Ethel Harris, and Skinny McAlister disrupts a Commercial club banquet with a fire bell and ice cream theft.
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Grand Lodge Meeting in Denver September 1926 Round Trip
September 17 to 23, 1926, Cheyenne to Denver round trip fare set at $4.35 for attendees. Tickets valid on all trains both directions and limited until September 20. E R Breisch, agent. Palace Market Drug Co. advertises King's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches at 25 cents.
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